BOB DOWNE - Atchison, Topeka (Live in London 2007)

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Uploaded by on Mar 6, 2008

BOB DOWNE (the comic creation of Mark Trevorrow) returned to London's Bloomsbury Theatre in September 2007 for his first UK shows in five years, where an adoring audience was waiting for him. The show was titled LIVE & SWINGIN' and here he opens with the 1945 classic, ON THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND THE SANTA FE (from the Judy Garland film THE HARVEY GIRLS). Bob's superb trio is JOHN THORN (Piano/Music Direction), DAVE JOHNSON (Bass) and JEREMY HOPKINS (Percussion). Front row video by AMBER BEATTIE!

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  • Gorgeous, hilarious and inspiring! Do you think you'll ever slump to a preformance in Newcastle (beachy industrial paradise - not the one upon tyne) so I've got an occasion important enough to wear my beautiful new Bri-Nylon shirt?

  • And the poms thought Australia had no culcha.

  • You HAVE to come back!! Please!!!

    I can't stress how important it is that you come back to UK and play somewhere near me!!!

    xxxx

  • Bob please please come to Wollongong lol We love you.:)Everyone loves you.

    Bob have you got a fan club? If not I would love to start one.:)

  • Lol! I hope the pain didn't last too long! Brilliant, Mark! I have to see you in person one day! I hope you're thinking Toronto when you do come back!!! 5 stars!!! :))

  • omg, you're so funny! I got tears in my eyes, thanks :D

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